CINEMATOGRAPHY

Course Description

• Introducing to Cinematography:
  Understanding the role of cinematography in filmmaking and its significance in storytelling.
• History of Cinematography:
  Exploring the evolution of cinematography from its origins to modern techniques and styles.
• Technical Aspects:
  Covering fundamental technical concepts such as camera types, lenses, framing and composition.
• Lighting Techniques:
  Learning about different lighting setups, including natural light, artificial light and their effects on mood and atmosphere
• Camera Movements:
  Understanding various camera movements such as pan, tilt, zoom, dolly and crane shots and their narrative implications.
• Color Theory:
  Delving into the use of color in cinematography to convey emotions, themes and character traits.
• Visual Storytelling:
  Exploring how cinematography contributes to visual storytelling through shot selection, camera angles and visual metaphors.
• Analyzing Cinematic Styles:
  Studying the cinematographic styles of renowned filmmakers and identifying their unique techniques and visual signatures.
• Practical Exercises:
  Engaging in hands-on exercises to apply theoretical knowledge and develop practical skills in cinematography.